Global Faculty Fellows Program

Empowering Faculty Members

The Global Faculty Fellows (GFF) Program at Tennessee State University (TSU) is a prestigious and transformative initiative that seeks to empower faculty members across the university’s diverse departments and colleges. This program is dedicated to:

*Fostering the development of new academic pathways

*Enhancing global connections

*Reimagining pedagogical practices through the internationalization of the curriculum

By participating in the GFF Program, faculty members have the unique opportunity to:

*Expand their professional horizons

*Engage in cross-cultural collaborations

*Infuse a global perspective into teaching and research

GFF Program Objectives:

1) To cultivate innovative teaching methods and curricular enhancements that reflect a globalized educational framework

2) To integrate international content, perspectives, and experiences into existing courses and develop new courses that address global issues and challenges

3) To prepares students to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world

4) To support faculty in establishing and strengthening global connections that enhance the faculty’s professional development and contribute to TSU’s reputation as a globally engaged institution

5) To pursue innovative projects that align with faculty members’ professional goals and bring their visionary projects to fruition.

Overall, the Global Faculty Fellows Program at TSU is a vital component of the university’s commitment to academic excellence, global engagement, and professional development. By empowering faculty members to innovate, connect, and excel, the program not only enhances their individual careers but also elevates the entire TSU community

Co Directors

Dr. Jewell Winn

Executive Director in the Office of International Affairs / Senior International Officer / Fulbright Liaison

615 963 4977 (Office) | Holland Hall, Suite 111

Dr. Kisha Bryan

Department Chair for Teaching and Learning Department / Director on the TESOL International Board

615 963 5466 (Office) | Clay Hall, Suite 211D